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Well, thank you for your report, Les. That is odd, isn't it? Well, yeah. Why would you change a call sign? I mean, I guess some people do. Vanity call sign. We have some new hams that have acquired their loved ones call signs, but that's for a completely different reason. I don't know. Who knows? Yeah. And yeah, thank you for your input for Anne for her writing, the continued writing, the quest to be the writer that appeals to people that like to read. And Les, just between you and me, I listen to a lot of audiobooks as well. I love it so much. I can just do other things and it's just great to get a good person reading. Whew! There's nothing like it. Anyway, 73Les, have a good sleep, have a good early morning nap, and we'll talk to you another time. And as usual, thank you for letting us know the future exists. 73Les, next on the list is Joan on Broadway. KX2CW, 33 and all the numbers, Joan. Please come ahead with your reports. 33, Rebecca, and all the numbers, and just a mug of water. She is governance. And I'm doing something here. And don't spill water on my digital recorder. Let's see. Oh, I've switched to winter mode. I have a decorative fake wood stove that I don't have the heater turned on and I just have the visual effect. It appears fairly realistically like a small wood heater that has a low burning fire in it. Just the glowing logs and some vapors, vapors, you know, shoots coming off of it. And for effect, I put one of my coffee, I put my kettle, my stainless steel hot water kettle on it. Plus one of my favorite mugs just sitting there as if they were sitting, you know, on trivets or something on the top of the wood stove, which is a wood heater stove is perfect for keeping a hot kettle of hot water on. I also put a little blanket on my, in my cubby hole bed or sorry, my yeah, my Heidi hole bed. I'm still reading Carl Hiaasen as I was this morning and now I'm reading it still and will probably read it until tomorrow. And KX2CW, all the numbers, all my hams out there in the vacuum of radio space. This is Joan on Broadway, handing it back to you.